deflate

释义

vt.放气; 使缩小; 紧缩（通货）vt.缩小; 物价下降

词态变化

第三人称单数 :   deflates ; 过去式 :   deflated ; 过去分词 :   deflated ; 现在分词 :   deflating ;

实用场景例句

The deflated rubber boat lay limp on the shore.

那只泄了气的橡皮艇软塌塌地躺在岸边。

金山词霸

Though he often displays the egotistical traits common among artists, I'm confident I've uncovered how to deflate his overblown pride.

尽管他经常表现出艺术家常见的自负特质，但我确信自己已找到了如何挫败他膨胀的自尊心的方法。

金山词霸

Britain's fading medal aspirations were deflated that morning.

英国对奖牌的逐渐消逝的渴望在那天上午破灭了。

金山词霸

As the life-jacket reaches the shore, it will deflate and transform back into a harness...

救生衣抵达岸边时将放气瘪掉，变回背带状。

金山词霸

The constant setbacks had deflated his enthusiasm for the project.

不断的挫折使他失去了对这个项目的热情。

金山词霸

For only thus can we deflate the enemy's arrogance and raise the people's morale.

只有如此,才能使敌焰下降,民气大伸.

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Deflate the \ tire and then inflate it afresh.

把轮胎的气放掉,然后重新充上气.

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You could blow it up just like a balloon, and deflate it while not using.

不用的时候可以像薄薄的一张纸片一样收起来.

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This document describes how to use the PPP Deflate compression compression PPP agreement Packaging paper reported.

本文档描述了如何使用PPPDeflate压缩协议压缩PPP封装报文.

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After why pulling a head cannot deflate?

为什么拉完头后不能放气?

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He refuses to accept any theory that attempts to either deflate it or reduce it.

他不接受任何企图贬低[真理]或将它化约至其他概念的理论.

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We breathe out simply by relaxing the diaphragm; the lungs deflate like balloons.

我们呼气其实就是简单的隔膜松弛下来, 肺就像气球一样缩小了.

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But investors now think China might, somehow , be able to make a bubble deflate slowly.

但目前投资者认为,中国或许能够设法让泡沫慢慢缩小.

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One sharp remark is enough deflate her.

一句尖锐的话足以使她泄气.

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That is unlikely to deflate him.

这种言论不会让他泄气的.

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The Government decided to deflate.

政府决定紧缩通货.

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We deflate the tyres to make it easier to cross the desert.

我们把轮胎放了气，以便穿越沙漠时更容易一些。

辞典例句

英英释义

Verb

1. collapse by releasing contained air or gas;

"deflate a balloon"

2. release contained air or gas from;

"deflate the air mattress"

3. reduce or lessen the size or importance of;

"The bad review of his work deflated his self-confidence"

4. produce deflation in;

"The new measures deflated the economy"

5. reduce or cut back the amount or availability of, creating a decline in value or prices;

"deflate the currency"

6. become deflated or flaccid, as by losing air;

"The balloons deflated"